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Welcome to DOT Civil Rights

The Departmental Office of Civil Rights (DOCR) enforces laws and regulations, which prohibit discrimination on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability, religion and age in employment and the provision of government services. The office is responsible for ensuring that recipients of funds from the Department of Transportation (DOT) conduct their Federal assisted programs and activities in a non-discriminatory manner.  ...read more.

Disadvantaged Business Enterprise & Airport Concessions DBE Database

DOT Civil Rights Organizations

File a formal EEO Complaint

Reports

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Top Requests

  1. The No Fear Act
  2. The Americans With Disabilities Act of 1990
  3. Access to Electronic and Information...
  4. Government Services Award
  5. Procedures for Processing Reasonable...
  6. Disadvantaged Business Enterprise
  7. Inaugural DOT Civil Rights Symposium:...

Complaint Resolution Processes

Employee Complaint Process

DOT employees are a critical asset to the success of the agency. This section is a guide for all DOT employees involved with a complaint issue.    

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Public Complaint Process

Whether a concerned citizen or student, this section is a resource for the American public interested with the compliant process.


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Business Appeals Process (DBE)

Details of how businesses can timely file DBE appeals.




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